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really need help with permission changes
Post 302522710 by okhawaja on Monday 16th of May 2011 11:05:56 AM
05-16-2011
really need help with permission changes
I dont understand why permission changes are being such a pain in the bum even after I manually changed them through properties....Anyone know what to do here because even thoguh in properties the permissions make me local admin over in the Cygwin its not working..
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